Print Bonds or Money in War Time Debate
Arthur Brisbane outlines a controversial view on financing the war effort through government bonds or currency expansion. The piece touches on religious tensions, temperance, and the role of leaders like Kemal and Peters the Great, while noting bank failures in New York and a Nova Scotia incident involving a British captain slain by guards. The writer argues for direct government money creation to boost prosperity and fund soldiers, warning against bond dependence.
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New York Nations City Bank
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Poldicia
Washington
Houser
Federal Reserve
Norhern
Fresnezity
Tunenberg
Nova Scotia
Capetain Cluett
Hritivl Rum Moner
United Beales Toad Guards
Hyder
Thrilleh
Ingmore
Jess
United
Siaton
Pritiel Vrstoma
Commondititea
Briltin
New Zealand Earthquakes Kill Hundreds and Bow Cities
A powerful quake in Hawke Bay devastates Napier, Hastings, and Wairoa, killing hundreds and injuring nearly 150. Fires and ruined water supply complicate rescue as walls collapse and trapped residents struggle to escape. Officials report many bodies found under masonry and ongoing aftershocks impede relief efforts.
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N. Z
New Zealand
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Napier
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Wairoa
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Builit
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Atoce
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TM. 4
Veronica
Spare set of teeth urged at dentists convention
Delegates at an international convention of dentists heard Ernest H. Dalton of Chicago urge carrying a spare denture in travel bags for emergencies. He stressed that relying on a single denture is risky for long trips.
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Chicago
Feb
Ernest HE. Dalton
Slightly Cooler Ig Forecast for .A. and Vicinity
A moderately cool spell is forecast with noticeable relief from recent warmth. Minimums dip to above 40 degrees Wednesday morning, about five degrees cooler than Tuesday, but no immediate sharp temperature drop expected per meteorologist D. H. Jarbon of the weather bureau.
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Tureday
Clont Skica
State Patrol to Nab Tax Laggards
State authorities move to arrest every motorist driving with an expired 1920 license as officers fail to enforce vehicle registration. The White Highway Patrol received orders to arrest offenders. several arrests were made yesterday while a large number of cars appeared to be running on old licenses.
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Austin
Lome
Wiite Highway Patrol
Phares
Ciic
Panes Gaillin Reda
Tivenses
Boy Thrown From Motorcade Treated
Eintfield, 13, of 116 Routh Trinity Street, Vestal élégraph bus, was treated at Ret eck B Green hospital Wednesday after being thrown to the pavement when a large motorcycle struck in Broadway near Bracken Ridge Park.
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Hirnest Eintfield
Routh
Trinity Street
Vestalélegraph
Reteck B. Green Hospital
Broadway
Brackenridge Park
Senate Push for Prevailing Wage Measure Passed
Washington based Senate committee urged passage of a bill requiring government contractors to pay workers the prevailing local wage. The measure aims to standardize pay across federal projects and align with state wage laws.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
Adnate Manufacturers Committee
Goverament
35 Below Zero in Atlantic States
The bitter cold wave continues in New York and New England with temperatures this morning dipping to 34 or 35 degrees below zero advancing the season's harsh weather across the Atlantic states.
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Atlantic States
New York
New York State
Newe England
Next Time She'll Take Receiver Off the Hook
Washington report notes a dinner party at which Dr. Carter’s colleagues were present. A telephone emergency interrupted the gathering as Dr. D. T. Taylor and Dr. W. Larkinalee were summoned, prompting Carter to rush out and end the dinner.
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D. T. Taylor
Mor rrigon 5 Given Kidnap Money Disposed in Court
Civil case in the Ninety fourth District court ends with a final decree in the Morrison kidnapping dispute. A default judgment against Edmondson and Connor dismisses claims. William Neunhofter discharged as receiver. Five thousand dollar reward stands for Wil Wright still at large. Connor transferred to Tom Green County jail to face related charges.
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R. W. Morrison
Ninety-fourth
Mayrrison
Tamongouly
Jedmondson
J. B. Connor
Will Weight
Normber
Joula
Willian Schlesinger
Jones
Commercial National Bank
William Neunhofter
Judtge W. W. Metrory
Murrigan
Morrison
Lee
Schlesingers
Commercial Ioan and Trust
Wright
Conner
Morteon
Connor
San Angelo
Baitish Gales Abate Fresh Britain Seaborn Losses
A London report says the fierce gales along the western coast subsided, easing the deadly maritime run and reducing the official death toll after days of heavy storms. Damaging seas and strong winds had earlier caused several shipwrecks and loss of life.
Weather Outlook Shows Warm Midweek Then Cooling
A garbled forecast indicates a Wednesday high near 62 degrees with a cooler trend overnight. Winds are expected to be moderate at times, with offshore breezes dipping temperatures later in the week, especially in northern areas.
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Fan Antonis
Violnist
Vale Tees
War Reopens on Capitol Hill as Veterans Relief Debate Intensifies
In Washington, Feb 3 wartime veterans debate surged in both Senate and House committees over relief funding. Veterans Administrator Hines urged careful consideration of future costs, while Rep Garner pressed for reevaluation of Mellon era economic policy. Duffield testified on cancellation of certification payments, citing risk to relief programs if reforms are rushed. Suggested plans include cutting cash value of certificates by 50 percent to save over 1.7 billion dollars, prompting warnings about broader fiscal impact on disabled veterans widows and orphans.
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Hines
Capitol
Garner
Texas
Geneesince
The
Lance
Harrison
Demextar
Sterling Hints Court Economy Move in Texas
Governor Rosy 8 Sterling told reporters a new district courts plan would strain finances this year. He urged transferring busy judges to overcrowded courts and noted bills seeking a domestic relations court at San Antonio and a second court in Rank County as examples of cost-saving measures amid budget concerns.
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Austin
Rosy
Sterling
Bia
San Antonio
Rank County
Banker Urges U. 8. Pay Deposit Losses
Henry M. Robinson, a Los Angeles banker, urged creation of a federal fund to pay depositors in closed banks in full. He testified before the Senate subcommittee studying the federal reserve and national banking systems, advocating protection for depositors amid bank failures.
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Walsington
Dog
Prohibition Bill Sidetracked in Senate Debate
The senate today sidetracked the Howell bill to establish stricter prohibition enforcement in the District of Columbia while considering the independent offices appropriation bill. The action shifts focus from the enforcement proposal to budget matters and other legislative priorities.
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Suington
Ti. C
Senate
Howell
District of Columbia
Rogers Remark Anent Cows Enters Georgia Court Code
In Greensboro Georgia on February 5 a court case cites Will Rogers remarks about cows as an unofficial supplement to the Georgia criminal code. A white man was convicted for slaying a milch cow belonging to a Reston woman. Furze Tees B Park lectured the defendant with humorous lines and cited Rogers humor on cow milking and economic loss if cows failed.
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Georgia
Greensnhorg
Mt Hielons
Furze Tees B. Park
United States
Creek Exchange
Shepard of a Fight Ja Ailing Justice in New Trial Bid
Maj. Chaves A. Shepard, a convicted wire poisoner, awaited a motion for a new trial as Judge Truphinm debated late today. Defense and government sparred over records after the December verdict, while prosecutors recalled Shepard advising Miss Cranden to let passion guide her story to authorities.
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Mmnter
Om Celera Peort Jie
Ronsag City
Inn
Cnet Sri
Hepard
Riley
Uarry
Glies
Deaver
Sonnel
Ares
Khepacil
M. Brewster
United States
Shepard
Highway Purchase Bill Introduced
A bill introduced in Austin by Representative Stevenson of Junction proposes a method for state highway purchases. The plan would finance road purchases by expanding indebtedness, with an estimated amount of about 80 million dollars.
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Austin
Stevenson
Junction
President Hea ter speaks on relief aid and self government
Washington Feb 2 4 President Heater defended proposed appropriations while opposing relief tied to threatening self government He urged using federal resources only as a last resort and highlighted prevention safety nets He warned against undermining the system of self reliance and stressed charity from Americans to aid those in distress
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Heater
Presilent Weaver
Thoa
Wasson
White House
Hoover
Congress
Wanted Ad Notices Across City Listings
Classifieds offer mechanic trainee and auditor positions with monthly pay, plus apartment rentals in Essex Street. Additional opportunities include contract work with various salaries and dozens of listings across classifications 7 10 and 17. Local readers are invited to review the Want Ads for more details and immediate openings.
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Essex
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